Changing Destiny
by tigerlily89
Summary: A crossover with Hercules. Hercules gets a chance to live happily ever after with Serena. The catch, he needs to get Xena and Ares back together. HS, XA, IG
1. The begining

**The Beginning**

Author's note: I do not own Xena or Hercules. If I did, Xena and Ares would be together, Serena would never have died… Joxer would've gotten Gabrielle in the end rather than being killed… Things like that. Too bad…

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Hercules and Aphrodite cautiously made their way into the Cabiri's temple. They both knew that this was their only chance to save Triton, and incidentally the world. Hercules knocked over a few pillars to get the spirit's attention.

"Why have you come here?" boomed the voice of the Cabiri.

"We've come to ask that you make Triton a new trident," Hercules answered.

"Why should I do such a thing? What is in this for you hero?" the Cabiri asked.

"Nothing, only that the fate of the world rests on this," Hercules replied.

"But the mortal woman who came here with you, in another time she was your wife, if you return Triton's trident she will have her husband back. If not, you could have her," the Cabiri said.

"I made a deal with fate, my heart for her life," Hercules said, his voice betraying the overwhelming sadness he still felt from losing her.

"You have always put others before your own happiness, son of Zeus. For this reason I have decided not to grant your request. I will not make another trident,"

"But if Triton dies the seas will die, and with them, the rest of the world!" Hercules exclaimed.

"You misunderstand, I will not create another trident, because there will be no need to. I have decided to turn back the sands of time. To reward you for risking your life, and sacrificing your heart to save this world time and time again. When you leave here you will wake, as if from a dream. You will find yourself back home in Serneya, with Serena," the Cabiri said.

"You're sending me back to my honeymoon?" Hercules asked suspiciously. "And what do you get out of this?"

"You're right to be suspicious, you must do one thing for me if I am to let this be," the Cabiri said approvingly.

"What exactly do you want me to do?"

"I want you right a wrong you committed without knowing. You changed the destiny of this world and set into motion the Twilight of the Gods," the Cabiri said.

"How did I do that? How can a mortal man set into motion the time when mortals no longer need the gods?" Hercules asked.

"You turned to future queen of the gods against her king," the Cabiri told him. "You were only meant to help her realize that she was spiraling down the wrong path, not turn her against the man she loved!"

"Xena and Ares are meant to rule the gods!?"Aphrodite exclaimed, scaring Hercules who had forgotten she was still there.

"Yes, they balance each other, without her he would become one of the most evil beings in the cosmos, only then would he take Zeus' throne, and by that time it would be too late to save the gods. All of the gods would fall, but for Aphrodite and Ares. Ares would survive due to the love he still feels for Xena. Because of this love he would help her destroy the gods who would harm her child to save themselves. And you Aphrodite would stand by and watch as Xena killed Hephaestus, knowing that you could do nothing but accepting that she was right in doing so," the Cabiri explained.

"There has to be a way to prevent that future!" Aphrodite cried, tears filling her eyes.

"There is a way. Turning back the sands of time can change this, but only if our young hero here agrees to help mend what he has broken,"

"You mean turn Xena back to her dark side? No way in Tartarus!" Hercules exclaimed.

"No, reuniting the god of war and his chosen will not turn her back into her former self; he wasn't the cause of that in the first place. As I said before, they balance each other out. He brings out the fire and passion within her, and she brings out the goodness in him. If you truly wish to save this world, you will agree to do this. If not for the world, then for your sister. Save her the pain of watching her husband die, the way you watched Deianeira die," the Cabiri said.

Hercules was silent for a moment. His eyes locked with his sister's and saw the pain in them. He wouldn't allow her to feel that pain if he could help it, even if that meant that he would need to become friends with his brother.

"I'll do it," he said.

"Tell no one of this Hercules. The world must not know that it has been changed. The two of you, and Ares, shall be the only ones who will remember the separate strands of time. Only he can know all of what I have told you, for his knowledge of this world might be the only way to fix his broken relationship. You may tell Xena and her bard friend, as well as Iolus and Serena only what is neccesarry to gain their cooperation. You have a chance to change many things, save many lives that you were unable to save before. Above all, you must reunite Ares and Xena." the Cabiri said.

"Agreed," Hercules said.

"Won't tell a soul," Aphrodite said.

"It is done," the Cabiri boomed, and everything went black.


	2. explaining and Planning

Explaining and Planning

Discliamer: I do not own Hercules or Xena. If I did, something like this would have actually happened in the show. ;-)

Hercules opened his eyes sleepily, yawning as he sat up. He looked around, trying to remember where he was. As far as he could tell, he was by the lake in Serneya, but how could that be? The last thing he remembered was going with Aphrodite to see the Cabiri. Suddenly he remembered everything that had happened. He leapt to his feet and looked around himself in shock. He was really back, not just in Serneya, but back in time!

"Hercules, can you believe it! The Cabiri really sent us back!" Aphrodite exclaimed, appearing in a shower of pink sparkles.

"Yeah, we're really back, but we still need to make sure that things are diffrent this time around. We need to stop Strife from killing Serena, and we need to get Ares and Xena back together somehow," Hercules said.

"Oh, Ares!" Aphrodite exclaimed. "We need to talk to Ares, right away! Before he and Strife start planning to drive you crazy!"

"Herc, there you are, I've been looking for you. Serena's waiting for us in the village, are you coming?" Iolus asked, making his way over to them.

Hercules felt his voice catch in his throat as he saw a familiar pendant bounce against his friends chest. It was one thing to _know_ the real Iolus would be there, but it was quite another to actually _see_ his best friend again.

"Sorry sweet cheeks," Aphrodite cut in. "But Herc and I need to go see Ares, it's important, and it has to do with his powers. We were summoned, so we can't really ignore it. Tell Serena we'll catch up with you later." With that, the goddess grabbed a hold of Hercules' arm and dissapeared.

They reappeared in Ares' temple.

"Thanks Ditie, It was just a bit of a shock to see him. you know, alive," Hercules said with a half smile.

"Hercules, Aphroditie, so nice to see you, I don't suppose _you_ can explain why time seems to have reversed itself,"Ares said, appearing in a flash of blue light. "Because when I asked dear old dad, he seemed to think I'd gone mad."

"That's because he doesn't know. No one does, except for the three of us," Ditie said, sitting down on a couch that appeared in a flash of pink.

"Uh-huh, and why exactly do just the three of us know?" Ares asked.

"Because, that's the way the Cabiri wants it. It turned back time, to save the future of our world. Seems I screwed it up pretty bad with out knowing it," Hercules said, leaning against a pillar.

"Yeah, and how'd you do that? Seems to me that everyone thinks you're the perfect hero. even Xena," Ares said, lounging back in his throne.

"The fact that Xena thinks I'm the perfect hero is exactly what I did wrong. I was destined to save her, but not from you, like I thought. I was supposed to save her from herself, " Hercules explained.

"Yeah, he was supposed to save her, so that she could take her rightful place by your side as the queen of the gods," Aphrodite said non chalantly.

"Wait, _what?!_ " Ares exclaimed, sitting up straight.

"You heard her right. You're destined to overthrow Zeus and become King of the gods," Hercules said.

"And what's a king without a queen?" Aphroditie said with a laugh.

"Wait, so you two expect me to believe that you're gonna help me win Xena back, so that the two of us can take over Olympus?" Ares asked, his tone suspicious. "What do you get out of it?"

"Well, if everything works out, the Twilight of the Gods will never come to pass, and I'll never have to watch helplessly as Xena kills Hephestus,"Aphroditie said, looking away to hide the tears that had sprung to her eyes.

"And you? What do you get out of it?" Ares asked, looking pointedly at Hercules.

"I get your word that you won't kill Serena again, so we'll have a chance to live our life together," Hercules said, his voice hard.

"Look, I never wanted her to die in the first place. I wanted her to leave you and come back to be my Hind again. Strife was out of line, and he was severely punished after the fact. But there was nothing I could do, she was already dead. You have my word that I'll not let the same thing happen twice," Ares said, standing and offering his arm to his half brother.

Hercules stepped forward and they clasped arms like old friends. "Maybe we could try to get along from now on," he said, laughing lightly.

"Yeah, but if we're gonna get through this, I can't be the only one with powers," Ares said, and with those words a shock of light ran down his arm and up Hercules'

"How? I thought I couldn't have my powers, by order of the gods," Hercules said.

"Well, yeah, but that was before they knew I was going to turn Serena mortal. Technically only one of you needs to be completely mortal. I believe that the other gods would rather she be mortal than you," Ares explained. "You are, after all, Zeus' golden child." The last part was said with a slightly bitter tone.

"Thank you Ares, with my stregnth back I'll be able to protect Serena this time," Hercules said.

"Yeah, and he'll be his old self again, ready and raring to help you take on Olympus when the time comes, speaking of which, I think we should get started on winning nXena back ASAP," Aphroditie said with a smile. "Then I can go and win Hephie over, seeing as in this time, he doesn't know how I feel yet."

"Ditie, you go on and talk to Hephestus, I have an idea on how he can approach Xena," Hercules said with a smile.

"Alright, later!" Aphroditie said, dissapearing in shower of pink sparkles.

"Okay, so what's this master plan of yours?" Ares asked.

"Well, Xena and Gabrielle would want to know that I've gotten married again, right? And, seeing as I'm on my honeymoon, I can't very well go and tell them myself. But, I could _send_ someone to tell them. Someone who could be there and back with them in, say, a flash of blue light?" Hercules said, raising an eyebrow.

"That would be brilliant, except Xena would never, in a million years, believe that you sent me to get them," Ares said.

"Here," Hercules said, grabbing a blank scroll and a quill from a nearby table. He scribbled a note and signed it, before handing it to the war god. "Take this and they'll believe you. Just remember, you gave me permission to marry Serena, and the two of us are getting along a lot better now. You could even say that we've become friends. Which means that when they're here, we'll have to act like it."

"This just might work, I'll be back with them by tonight, have Serena cook up a nice dinner, she loves to cook. And she'll be happy to see Xena again," Ares said, preparing to dissapear.

"Wait, you should bring Solon too, it's about time Xena told him the truth, and we both know what happened last time," Hercules said.

"Yes, but this time, I'm not going to make that stupid deal with Dahak. So Solon won't die, and Xena and Gabrielle will never try to kill eachother," Ares said.

"Yeah, but Solon is still in danger, someone will find out who his mother is eventually, and use him to get to her, and through her, you. It would be best if you convinced her that he needed to leave the centaur village. Tell her a bit about Dahak, and make her believe that her son would be safer if she brought him to Serneya. That way he'd be under the protection of the both of us, and have time to get to know his mother," Hercules said.

"I'll bring it up, but I'm not so sure she'll go with it. I'll see you around,"Ares said.

"Hey, could you at least bring me back to Serneya? It's a two day walk from this temple," Hercules said.

Ares laughed, he wouldn't admit it, but he really had forgotten that Hercuels was essentially stranded there. "Yeah, come on," he said, grabbing his half brother's arm. The two sons of Zeus dissapeared in a flash of blue light.


	3. Convincing Xena

Convincing Xena

"Gabrielle, behind you!" Xena called, as she flipped over one of their attackers.

The bard spun around just in time to block a blow with her staff. "Thanks," she said breathlessly as she sat down, but Xena didn't relax, she still felt as if there were someone out there.

Suddenly another soldier dropped down from a tree right above Gabrielle, his dagger aimed for her back. Xena cried out, but she was too far away to help her. Gabrielle screamed, but the man stopped in midair.

Gabrielle scrambled away from the blade, looking up at the frozen man in shock.

"Let me down! What are you? Some kind of witch?" the man exclaimed.

"No, but she _is_ an Amazon princess, and I doubt very much that the goddess Artemis would appreciate her being killed," Ares said, appearing from thin air.

"My lord Ares," the man cried, bowing his head in respect. "I didn't know she was an Amazon, these women freed our prisoners. The punishment for that is death."

Ares glared at the man, and he whimpered. "My army does not take women and children as prisoners Galen. We take men who fight against us, not helpless innocents. Xena knows that, so be sure that she was under no illusions that freeing them would bring the wrath of a god upon her," he said coldly.

The man continued to whimper. "I'm sorry milord, please, have mercy," he blubbered.

"Have mercy on a mere mortal who cannot follow simple orders?" Ares asked. "Give me one good reason, after you not only disobeyed me, but attempted to kill two people I specifically ordered you NOT to harm, what so ever!" he boomed, raising his arm to strike.

"No!" Gabrielle cried on impulse. Ares stopped; this man wasn't worth losing Xena over. The man fell to the ground.

"You are here-by dismissed from my army Galen, and don't try anything, because I will be watching you," Ares practically growled.

The frightened soldier fled, leaving Ares alone with Xena and Gabrielle.

"Why?" the blonde asked, breaking the silence.

"He wasn't worth killing," Ares answered.

"No, why didn't you just let him kill me?" she asked.

Ares turned to her, and was surprised at the joy he felt at seeing her alive. She must've grown on him, because of her unwavering love for Xena. "Because he was disobeying my direct order _not_ to harm either Xena or yourself," he said, and then he smirked. "And besides, Herc would kill _me_ if I only came back with Xena and not the both of you. I believe your death would put a damper on the good mood he's been in since his wedding."

"What do you mean? Wait, his _wedding_?" Xena exclaimed.

"Haven't you heard? Hercules married Serena, nearly a fortnight ago," Ares said.

"I thought he said he'd never love again after what happened to Deinera," Gabrielle said.

"Wait, _Serena_, as in the last Golden Hind? The woman who's been your willing slave for years?" Xena asked incredulously.

"One in the same, but she's mortal now. It was my wedding gift to them, so that she can be around people without changing."

"There has to be a catch, you would never allow your prized Hind to marry your worst enemy!" Xena exclaimed.

"Well, there was a catch," Ares started.

"I knew it!" Gabrielle said.

"The other gods forbid the marriage," Ares continued, as if he hadn't heard her. "They thought a child born from a demigod and a golden Hind would be too powerful, and Hercules was ordered to relinquish his powers."

"Hercules has no strength!?" Xena exclaimed.

"He still has his strength, that stipulation is one of the reasons I granted her mortality," Ares continued, as if he hadn't been interrupted.

"What do you mean by that?" Gabrielle asked.

Ares turned to look at her again, making sure to meet her eyes. "If Serena is mortal, than the gods couldn't object to the marriage. Hercules was allowed to marry a mortal woman once before." Suddenly the war god scowled. "Only this time, nothing will happen to his wife. She is under the protection of the God of War, and Zeus himself decreed that if any harm comes to her, I am at leave to treat those who caused her harm as I would those who would harm my chosen."

Xena blanched a bit at that. She knew exactly what Ares, or any god for that matter, was at leave to do to those who caused their chosen harm. She'd seen it first hand when an errant warlord had gotten her drunk and attempted to rape her, many, many years ago. She shivered. She would hate to be in that position.

"Serena is your chosen?" Gabrielle asked, confused. Even though no one had specifically _told_ her, she'd always assumed that Xena was his chosen.

"No, but she has been under my protection for many years. And I owed it to Hercules to make sure she would be protected when he couldn't be there to do it himself."

The women could tell that there was more to the story than that, but at Xena's nearly imperceptible nod, Gabrielle decided to just keep quiet.

"So, we're supposed to just, what, _believe_ you when you say that Hercules sent you to get us?" Xena asked.

"No, Herc sent me with a letter. We both figured that you'd never believe me, or that, even if you did, you would be reluctant to go with me. Especially after you hear what I have to say about Solan."

"What about Solan?" Xena asked sharply.

"He is in danger. Hercules saved the life of a powerful oracle and the oracle gave him a vision of the future. Many horrible things are to come that can be changed, one of those is the death of your son."

Xena glared at Ares. How dare he say such things to her? Her son was perfectly safe with the centaurs. Wasn't he? One look at the war god's face told her that he was telling her the truth. She had always been able to tell when he was lying to her.

"What can we do to stop it?" she asked.

"Hercules and I talked about it and we believe that he would be safer if we brought him to Serneya. There, he'd be under the constant watch of either Hercules or myself, and he'd be far away from that place of his foretold death. And the two of you need to be in Serneya too. So that you don't set into motion the events that will lead to your son's death."

"What? Xena and I are the ones who cause her son's death?" Gabrielle asked, horrified. Her had to be lying, there was just no way.

"In a roundabout way, yes, but I can't tell you the particulars. Only Hercules, Aphrodite and I are allowed to know everything. If too many people know too much, it could hurt the future, rather than help." Are said

"So, you, Hercules and Aphrodite know the future, and the three of you are supposed to change it?" Xena asked, incredulously.

"I guess you could put it that way. Look Xena, Hercules wasn't the only one to see the vision. The oracle believed that in order to stop horrible things from happening Hercules would need help. So Aphrodite and I were allowed to see the future as well. The vision was so real, it was as if we were really living it," Ares said, thinking that the closer to the truth he was, the easier it would be to get Xena to believe him. "We all did things that we would regret, that brought us pain, and hurt those we care about the most. The oracle chose the three of us because we had the most to gain by making a better future, and the most to lose if we fail."

Xena felt as if the world were shifting beneath her feet. She knew she shouldn't trust Ares, he was the God of War, but she knew him well enough to know that he was not lying about the things he told her.

"Gabrielle, what do you think? Do you want to go see Hercules and meet his new wife?" she asked.

Gabrielle looked at Xena and then at Ares. She had never trusted the god; she felt something when he was around that made her uncomfortable. She didn't feel it now. She felt perfectly safe, and her gut told her to trust him, and to trust that Xena would never agree to go with him unless she believed he was telling them the truth.

"Why not, we haven't seen them in a long time. And I'd love to meet this woman Serena." She said.

"Okay, then, we'll stop by the centaur village first and get Solan, and then we'll go and see the newlyweds." Ares said.

"Wait, wait. Solan doesn't even know I'm his mother. Yes, he trusts me now, but he doesn't know I'm his mother. How can I just appear and take him away from his home? I don't think the centaurs will let me anyway. He's one of them now." Xena said.

"Xena, no matter what the centaurs think, Solan is your son. He needs to know that. _You_ need him to know that. You can't pretend forever that you just knew his mother." Gabrielle told her.

Xena knew that Gabrielle was right, but she didn't know how they were going to convince the centaurs of that.

"Alright, first we get Solan, then we go see Hercules," Xena said

"Right, now, you each have to hold my hand if we're going to get this done quickly and be in Serneya by dinner. Serena is expecting us, she cooked." Ares said.

"What about Argo?" Xena asked.

Ares waved his hand and Xena's horse disappeared in a flash of blue light. "She's in Hercules' stable. Don't worry, they're expecting her."

"Okay, let's go," Xena said, taking Ares hand in hers. When their hands touched they both felt a shock and their eyes met.

"I'm ready," Gabrielle said, taking Ares other hand. Her voice interrupted the moment between the other two and they both looked away.

"Hold on tight," Ares told them, and the three of them disappeared in a flash of blue light.


	4. The Goddess of Love Gets Her Man

**The Goddess of Love Gets Her Man**

Disclaimer: I do not own Hercules or Xena… If I did, Serena wouldn't have died, and Xena would've been with Ares in the end….

Aphrodite appeared in Hephaestus' forge in a flash of pink light. It looked exactly as it had a few years ago when she'd first visited him to talk about Leandra and her cursed village. 'Oh darn' she thought. 'I still need to get him to let the villagers go…'

"Who's there?" a stout man called, coming around the corner. "No one is allowed in here without my lord's permission."

"Oh, eww, you still work here?" Aphrodite said in disgust when she caught sight of the greasy little man that had worked for Hephie.

"Of course I still work here! My lord Hephaestus appreciates my opinions, who are you?" the man said.

"I'm Aphrodite, and I'm here to talk to Hephaestus." Dite said, wrinkling her nose at the little man. She could not for the life of her remember his name…

"Well, my lord does not wish to see anyone. So leave!"

"How dare you!? I'm a goddess, not some mortal woman you can order around! I demand to see Hephaestus, immediately!" she yelled, her voice echoing around the forge.

"Who is it?" came the voice of the god of the forge.

"It is no one my lord!" the man called back.

"I am not no one! I'm Aphrodite! How dare you treat me like this! Get your hand OFF me!" Aphrodite practically screamed as the greasy little man grabbed a hold of her arm and shoved her toward the door.

"Release her at once!" Hephaestus boomed, making his way into the room.

"I apologize my lord, she refused to leave!" the man whimpered.

"Aphrodite is welcome here whenever she wishes, now go make use of yourself elsewhere!"

The little man scurried off, glaring at the goddess of love as he went.

The two gods stood there in silence for a moment, neither really knowing what to say. Finally, Hephaestus broke the silence.

"Wh-what brings the goddess of love to my forge? Are you in need to something?" he asked.

Aphrodite blushed. She couldn't think of what to tell him without betraying her knowledge of the future. Wait! Leandra!

"Um, well, you know how I'm good friends with Hercules and his little friend Iolus, right?" she said, her voice bubbly.

"Well, yes, Hercules is your brother. I'd imagine that you might be close. What does that have to do with why you are here?"

"Well, I was trying to help Iolus find any family he might have. His father was adopted by a nice couple when they found him wandering around by that river that runs along the edge of your volcano. He only remembered his real mother's name, but nothing else. Her name was Leandra. After talking to his about it, in the Elysian Fields of course, I remembered that there used to be a quiet little village right by that same river. I came to ask you if you might know what happened to that village. It seems like it just, disappeared." Aphrodite said with a smile.

Hephaestus was shocked. Here was his goddess, the one he loved more than anything, asking him about a village he cursed just because a woman wouldn't marry him… She would hate him if she knew…

"I uh…" he started, wanting to lie and say he knew nothing. But he knew he could never lie to her. He closed his eyes tightly, wishing he'd not been so rash in regards to that village. "I, yes, I remember that village. And I remember Leandra. She was, she was to be my bride. When she refused I cursed the village into non-existence. Time doesn't pass there. It's been cursed for fifty years."

Aphrodite gasped. "Oh, that poor village… You'll let them go, won't you?" she asked him.

"Yes, I, yes," He said, and waved his arm. "They are free." He turned to go but she caught his arm.

"Why Leandra? You could have any mortal woman, why choose her?" she asked him, keeping her hand on his arm.

"Because she reminded me of you. A poor substitute, but as close as I was ever going to get," he said softly.

Aphrodite pulled him back to her, tears in her eyes. Oh how she loved him. "How would you know if you never even tried?" she asked him softly.

Hephaestus smiled, but it was a bitter smile. "Why would the most beautiful being in the cosmos want someone as ugly as I am?" he asked her, an edge to his voice.

"Because she loves you, and she was just waiting for you to show that you loved her to," she told him, leaning forward and kissing him softly.

Hephaestus pulled back. "You don't need to try and make me feel better Aphrodite," he told her, a note of sadness in his voice.

Aphrodite smiled a sad smile. "Oh Hephie, I'm not trying to make you feel better. I love you, you silly god. And now that I know you care about me too, you're stuck with me."

He unconsciously pulled her closer, her arms resting gently on his shoulders. "Aphrodite…" he said, his voice full of pain. He wanted so desperately to believe that she really loved him.

"Just answer me one question, do you love me?" she asked him, moving her body as close to his as she could manage.

"For centuries," he answered her, his defenses falling.

"Then love me," she said wish a soft smile.

He hesitated a second before leaning forward and bringing his lips to hers. As soon as their lips met he let out a sigh and all the tension left his body.

She clung to him, using his shoulders to pull herself closer, giving him better access.

He deepened the kiss, his entire body on fire, his every wish coming true. Aphrodite was in his arms, everything else could wait.

The little greasy man looked on in horror as the god of the forge and the goddess of love kissed. HE was supposed to be the only one who was in his lord's good graces. He knew that this pink hussy would ruin everything, all his plans gone to Tartarus! He had to do something to split them up!

The two gods were oblivious to the little man's scheming. They continued to kiss each other with all they had, their passion building. Suddenly Aphrodite moved them to his bedroom in a brilliant flash of pink sparkles. They landed right in the middle of his enormous bed.

"Aphrodite!" the god of the forge gasped.

"Call me Dite!" she said with a grin, before pulling him back down to kiss her.


	5. A note to my readers

**Author's note: **I'm very sorry that it's taken me so long to update. My muse decided to just up and leave one day and she just came back for a visit. I know that any hardcore Xena and Hercules fans will notice that Aphrodite and Hephaestus got together in "Love Takes a Holiday" before Hercules and Serena got married in "When a Man Loves a Woman" in season three of Hercules. I had to switch this up to fit into the time line of my story because the fat little man needs to survive to bug the main characters later. I'm not sure, but I think I might have him join up with Dahak… Tell me what you think about that… I'll have to throw some other adversaries in there too, like Callisto and maybe Alti… As well as the evil Hercules from the alternate universe perhaps? Message me with any ideas you may have that you'd like to suggest to thicken the plot. It's can't be all fluff on the way to ruling Olympus…

~Tigerlily89


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